It's out to pad its budget, augment its influence, and implement a political agenda Mark Levin and his ideological listeners already stand behind, more or less.
As oxidative phosphorylation was impeded, the ATP budget was augmented by enhanced substrate-level phosphorylation.
Steve Nelson, head of the Calhoun School in Manhattan, mused in a recent op-ed that charter schools "claim to operate with more efficiency, but their budgets are augmented by an infusion of capital from billionaire philanthropists and hedge fund managers who know a lot about PR and very little about education".
They claim to operate with more efficiency, but their budgets are augmented by an infusion of capital from billionaire philanthropists and hedge fund managers who know a lot about PR and very little about education.
Lacking the budget to augment its Navy, America chose to invade Canada, which was still a British colony.
[cartoon id= a16803"] Lacking the budget to augment its Navy, America chose to invade Canada, which was still a British colony.
To add insult to injury, in wealthier districts, parents and residents boost the budgets and augment the programs of schools through taxes, fund-raising, and political influence.
The council augmented the budget to build the Park Avenue View Park and a small Laguna Canyon park with a transfer of $98,000 from the Diamond Crestview Guard Railing Project.
After reading it, President Bill Clinton convened experts and government leaders to discuss its implications, and then readjusted his federal budget proposal to augment defenses against biological weapons.
Ultimately, funds will need to come from national sources, perhaps augmented from the communal budget of the EU.
KIPP "does great work despite the force of poverty," Abrams points out, but the non-profit depends heavily on philanthropists (to augment budgets), "tireless teachers, and students as well as families capable of abiding by rigid academic and behavioral expectations that limit its reach".
